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Wan 2.2 Animate from Alibaba is a character animation endpoint that moves the person in one image with the motion of a driving video. The video must run 2 to 30 seconds, output matches its length, at 480p or 720p.

From $0.053/s

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These examples were written for this endpoint. Replace the prompt and sample media URLs with your own accessible inputs, then check the current quote and model availability before submitting.

  • Output5s
    neon-rain-dance-onto-character

    Two URLs and the mode, no prompt. The character image — a woman in a silver sequinned mini dress and knee boots on a rain-soaked neon street — supplies who she is, what she wears and where she stands; the driving clip, a dancer in black on a plain grey studio floor, supplies only the movement: hands drawn up overhead, a sway of the hips, a slow turn and a hand on the waist to finish. In `animate` mode the street stays the character image's, and nothing from the grey studio carries across. `resolution` `480p`.

    • 480p
    • animate
  • Output5s
    candlelit-plate-reach

    The division of labour on this endpoint stated plainly: the character plate carries the whole room — candles, furniture, wall — while the driving clip, shot on a neutral studio, carries only the movement. What comes back is that candlelit room, with her reaching toward the lens and leaning in.

    • 720p
  • Output6s
    partner-dance-onto-character

    Two inputs with distinct jobs: `image_url` supplies who it is and what they wear, `video_url` supplies every frame of movement. Partner dancing is the demanding version of that split, because the driving clip contains lifts and close holds — contact between bodies that the transfer has to respect while the character and costume stay as given. `animation_mode` decides whether the character is animated or composited into the source footage.

    • 480p
  • Output5s
    kitchen-dance-drive

    The clip on this page, and the whole request: two URLs, no prompt. The driving video was shot in a kitchen; the output stayed on the plate's grey studio backdrop with only the motion carried over.

  • Output5s
    roller-disco-transfer

    The widest movement on this page, and the one that shows what a driving clip has to be: the dancer fills the frame in a medium-wide, so the swap actually takes. Raised arms, the pivot and the side kick all come from the driving video; the satin flares, the gold chain belt, the quad skates and the lilac ground all come from the plate.

    • 720p

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